Since the Main-cpu of WiiU isn't that complex to handle all security (it's an old design after all, no AES or no other 2010's stuff is embedded here). So it's just understandable you can't buy games with no security active. Only the gamepad contains the necessary security/hardware to be capable of talking with the security hardware of WiiU-console. Since lots of security is running in the gamepad, you can't access the shop via pro-controller/Wiimote etc. Or a Nintendo Switch without necessary for many games Joyconns.lol So in the end if you buy a WiiU-console without buying the absolutely necessary gamepad, is like buying a smartphone without a charger. One is for flashing firmware (8-bit, something like 12 mhz i heard xD), one is for gamepad's communication & security (cortex m3) & another one controls bluetooth, NFC-chip & other stuff of gamepad's functions!
The WiiU's gamepad contains 3 small cpus. And non-updated firmware can produce problems too. There's a work-around that lets you allow accessing settings, but you still cannot update the WiiU.Īnd like allways: a non-updated device is useless in today's complex world. You cannot update a WiiU or access it's settings without a gamepad. also contains the "tv-models" which you can use the infrared-communication for (tv-remote). It's all stored in this 32 mbytes giant- gamepad's chip. The WiiU's firmware is very, very complex, since it doesn't just contain regular typical flash-routines. So this means: A WiiU without the gamepad cannot be updated! Why? Well, you can't update a firmware, which doesn't exist! This hub on WiiU's gamepad contains 3 cpus itself! This hub enables you to directly talk with the console's processor, which then activates the security-processor on the mainboard (on Gpu-Die of WiiU's Mcm). It's a console, where the controller itself contains a big part of the security & thus it acts more like a "hub". Well: NOT the case in WiiU ! The WiiU console-mainboard itself doesn't contain the firmware-chip, the hell the WiiU's motherboard doesn't even contain a "chipset" (North/Southbridge), it just contains a 3-core ppc-cpu, a double gpu, a sound-chip (bc to wii/gc) & ram & some flash for both Wii & WiiU-mode & another flas for WiiU's OS. This is a chip usually located in the smartphone/tablet/mainboard or in the console itself.
Every electronic device today has to be updated. I'll explain why, ok? So you ever heard of "firmware-update"? Yeah, sure you have. Click to expand.Dude the WiiU without a gamepad is WORTHLESS (actual electronics-junk if you wanna call it like that xD), why is it so hard to understand that?
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